Holla

I’ve found some communities through cross-posts, or when you like a post you could check out the other communities they’re active in

It exists on !germanhumor@discuss.tchncs.de in all its glory too!

It’s not even a question; they were not.

E: I mean maybe some were, like at the start of their journey or after a Pofalla-Wende

Factors may also be the higher fuel prices and being unable to fit inside a parking building

Using an RPi with a transistor almost seems professional… ITAPPMONROBOT

Fedora’s choice to have ptrace_scope 0 sure is strange, it seems they had a discussion about it to revert it back to the upstream default of 1.

SEL being important was actually the main reason why in the light of recent kernel vulnerabilities I switched back to openSUSE, after being on Void for a while as inspired by this guide.

That the AUR is insecure lays basically in its name, I really don’t get why people would use for anything but the most niche packages.

What Android is doing well compared to Linux is that it has proper per application compartmentalization, whereas *nix systems would require each program to be run by a different user to separate them, though Linux is also improving in that regard, for example through SEL or the flatpak sandbox.

If security is your first priority you really just gotta stop using a networked computer, and even an airgapped one would be risky

I mean it’s commendable that Apple makes an effort to keep their users secure from third-party attackers (besides MDM software), but there’s just no telling how much control and privacy violation is going on when they’re keeping their source code secret. (“What do they have to hide? Clearly something.”)

SecureBlue seems interesting, though most of their features look like security theater compared to the default

MacOS, iOS

Do you have a source for that beyond shills and their marketing?

There most definitively are vulnerabilities and backdoors in these OSes. Whether or not we hear of them doesn’t prove otherwise

It looks like it’s a stylised 50

Yes, you can relock the bootloader, though only with official builds

https://doc.e.foundation/os/learn/bootloader-relocking#relocking

In case I’m missing something, is there a good reason to not use the webfinger? It would be a simple request to https:// domain.tld/.well-known/webfinger?resource=acct:user@domain.tld and you would get everything you’re looking for

You can infer the user’s id/url by querying the instance’s webfinger, like this:

curl -H Accept:\ application/jrd+json https://discuss.tchncs.de/.well-known/webfinger?resource=acct%3Adavid_%40discuss.tchncs.de | jq '.links.[] | select(.rel=="self" and .type=="application/activity+json").href'

This should work for any kind of fedi instance

Penisverletzungen bei Masturbation mit Staubsaugern – Wikipedia - Penis injuries in masturbation with vacuum cleaners

This graph is indeed a lot more intuitively readable. I think it could be improved further by avoiding needlessly crossing the arrows, like for example pawb.social -> lemmygrad.ml is crossing multiple other arrows, even though they are right next to another. Some arrows could also be shorter to avoid crossings, like beehaw.org -> sh.itjust.works

Yea, some apps don’t support showing the modlog. You can alternatively just go through the web-ui like here

If anything they’re reinforcing that it’s a difficult topic

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According to the modlog the article was simply moved to !nahost@feddit.org as you can see here

Also The Guardian is not german state media

Since quantum computers are using superconductiv materials, do their computations actually consume energy? Obviously their refrigeration uses a bunch of power, but not the chips themselves I think

A self-ruling community is not a lawless place, you don’t need to be under government control to set up a police. An example where that is the case is Cherán, where until the 2011 uprising cartels had cut down 60,000 acres under the cover of bribed politicians and a corrupt police. In 2017 Cherán may have had the lowest homicide rate in the entire country of Mexico.